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by panpanna 7y ago
How complex it is to test all known issues against all current kernels? A weekly report with some easy to understand graphs would probably convince more people to work on these bugs.
782.
by panpanna 7y ago
There is one, but they have nothing to do with this. This falls pretty much on Google and people in charge of the backports
783.
by panpanna 7y ago
I feel you are making this up without ever having visited a startup in EU. All EU startup hubs are local (eg the Paris startup scene). The main difference to SF is scale and crazy money.
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by panpanna 7y ago
Never participated in LD myself but I always try to follow up and check some projects and read their code. Ludum Dare is an unusual combination of talent, efficiency and humbleness. In some sense the direct opposite of a typical IT workplac
785.
by panpanna 7y ago
Previous thread on this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21155353
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by panpanna 7y ago
This could backfire spectacularly if Netflix retains enough content to remain a viable option for most parents with small children. But what do I know, I prefer Shaun the Sheep to Mickey Mouse so don't listen to me.
787.
by panpanna 7y ago
The article points out PR firms in Nigeria, Egypt and UAE. > Increasingly, we're seeing more PR firms or strategic communication firms offer computational propaganda as a service for all sorts of clients, including governments. Now
788.
by panpanna 7y ago
I don't have any problems with that. But I don't think "create" is the right word to use here. Maybe set up? Configure?
789.
by panpanna 7y ago
You can have comments in the cron file. On debian based systems at least they use this to add an explanation and maybe dome examples. Never needed to check man pages since they started doing this.
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by panpanna 7y ago
> The bug is a local privilege escalation vulnerability not as bad as it could have been... > The use-after-free vulnerability originally appeared in the Linux kernel and was patched in early 2018 in version 4.14, this happened becaus
791.
by panpanna 7y ago
Thought I would see some really cool and simple smtp implementation. All I found was npm install $stuff $stuff run
792.
by panpanna 7y ago
Major distros should modify their version of VB to not accept Oracles version of the extensions without (1) informing users about the Foss version and (2) forwarding the user to this page first.
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by panpanna 7y ago
His alternativ formulation of P(A|B) is really confusing me. Is there a typo in there?
794.
by panpanna 7y ago
This is what happens when your legal department is 10 times bigger than your engineering department.
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by panpanna 7y ago
I don't think that option is honoured any longer. It is not even visible to the user.
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by panpanna 7y ago
> I'm surprised more haven't done this. Because this is generally not secure. The driver OS will have access to hardware that can bypass the memory restrictions set upon it by the microkernel. There is sometimes special hardwar
797.
by panpanna 7y ago
SAPM = Speculative-Access Protected Memory. Basically, a memory range can be selected to be instruction serialized. I have this weird feeling I have seen this idea on another architecture before.
798.
by panpanna 7y ago
No, Google removed it with an _extremely_ lame excuse. People use the NetGuard local VPN to achieve this now.
799.
by panpanna 7y ago
Is there anyway this can be done automatically with apparmor or something similar?
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by panpanna 7y ago
> CEOs, CTOs, entrepreneurs Linux is pretty common in the startup world. But if your CEO is running around telling everyone what OS he uses instead of sealing deals you might want to rethink those stock options.
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by panpanna 7y ago
Seriously, what is U.E. ?
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by panpanna 7y ago
Even if you were correct, negotiating treaties takes time and the British politicians have already demonstrated major lack of skills in this area. EU tried for 30 years to come to agreement with Brits. they dragged their feet and caused lot
803.
by panpanna 7y ago
Funny you wrote that. The whole point of brexit was to be able to make their own decisions. Didn't start off that well.
804.
by panpanna 7y ago
So what pays for this service?
805.
by panpanna 7y ago
Even the extremely light gedit (gnome default editor) has this problem. I think plugins should automatically disable themselves if the file is over x KB.
806.
by panpanna 7y ago
I don't think sublime has a large userbase anymore but definitely a vocal one. Nothing wrong with that, just pointing out that anecdata from HN will be somewhat screwed.
807.
by panpanna 7y ago
Maybe not applicable to this article, but since caches and numa was mentioned... Has anyone studied effects of CPU allocation on cache coherency performance (different L2 caches talking to synchronize data) and in the end overall system per
808.
by panpanna 7y ago
Does any of that studies look at Chromecast?
809.
by panpanna 7y ago
Yeah, but everything is easier if it's native to your machine :) We have used Docker images in past but it gets really annoying with large code trees and access permissions for programmers and debuggers...
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by panpanna 7y ago
Qualcomm, Nvidia, Intel, AMD, ...

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